I think this budget is a good first step.

Congress does, what it always does, I mean they will throw more money at the problem.

While we are still working on FAFSA, this cycle, we know that next year is right around the corner.

For far too long, many Americans were denied health coverage for life-saving mental health services.

We cannot play politics with our children's future. We need to do better.

More than 3 years have passed since Congress appropriated $1.2 billion to the NIH for long COVID research.

I am very concerned about the budget for rural education.

I strongly support President Biden's decision to once again remove Hyde from this year's budget.

If Senator Capito would also like a copy of the FY23 988 Spend Plan, SAMHSA, through ASFR, is happy to provide that information again.

I have heard from so many parents in the State of Wisconsin who have lost a child to fentanyl poisoning.

I fear that we are going to continue to drop in the number of surveys of nursing homes that we are doing.

We need to protect and strengthen the investments we have made to make sure families can find and afford child care.

Every student from early childhood education to our college campuses deserves a safe place to learn, free from hate, bullying, or discrimination.

Telehealth should be a part of the equation, we learned that during COVID.

Everyone deserves the freedom to make their own healthcare decisions without interference from politicians and judges.

Programs like the Child Care and Development Block Grant and Head Start are a lifeline for working parents.

Improving rural health outcomes goes hand-in-hand with investing in the healthcare workforce.

Our ability to do that depends upon agreeing to adequate top line discretionary funding levels.